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The Pharmaceutical Journal,
December 02, 2000

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An Onlooker's Notebook   804

Leading Articles   805

  • News   806-808

    Clinical Pharmacy   809-813

    The Society   814-816

    Letters to the Editor   817-821

    Special feature   823-826

    Articles   827-829

    Forum   830-835

  • Guild of Healthcare Pharmacists

  • UK Psychiatric Pharmacy   Association
  • Association of Scottish Trust Chief   Pharmacists
  • Pharmacy Development Groups

    International   836-837

  • World Congress of Pharmacy

    Reviews   838

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    Products   839

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    Notice-Board   840
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  • Front cover picture

    Front Cover Picture

    Our front cover photograph is of a pharmacy in Finland. This week we publish an article which examines the practice of community pharmacy in Finland and its role in the Finnish health care system (p827).

    Complementary medicine

    The House of Lords has called for more regulation of complementary and alternative medicine and its practitioners (p808).

    Phenylpropanolamine

    In a week when the Committee on Safety of Medicines concluded that evidence of a relationship between phenylpropanolamine use and haemorrhagic stroke in the United Kingdom is weak (p810), the Royal Pharmaceutical Society's chief scientist and the editors of Martindale and the British Pharmacopoeia have pointed out that previous reports that phenylpropanolamine used in the United States and Europe were different compounds were, in fact, wrong (letters, p817).

    Pharmacist's ambitions

    The Royal Pharmaceutical Society's Director of Public Affairs describes how a recent survey has provided key messages that will support the Society in its work towards pharmacy's future (p814).

    Stoma care

    This week we publish a special feature on stomas and their management (p823).